Political journalists, I conjecture, generally have no parallel familiarity with academic political science, and I'm not sure they care.
To catch up with international competitors, she proposes maths should be taught until the age of 18, in parallel with other academic and vocational exams.
In parallel, collaboration with academic or research organizations was to an equal interest with the company's involvement in funding (internal or/and external) innovation activities.
You can almost draw a parallel between that academic idea – how one woman speaking a little, giving a bit of input, is perceived as her being on a par vocally with the men in the room – and the way women can still feel like a box-ticking afterthought at festivals.
For the first time, the children gave recommendations to key leaders on this emerging phenomenon following the two-day meeting and a parallel conference for academics, civil society and government officials convened by UNICEF.
It is ironic that these reports highlighting how the internet can solve loneliness for the elderly are running in parallel with reports and academic studies warning young people not to mistake social interaction on the internet with friendship.
Third, there was a parallel reaction, at the academic level, against older economic theory, with its emphasis on the efficient allocation of scarce resources and a striving after new and "dynamic" approaches to economic development.
Two separate but related eDelphi studies will be run in parallel - one for academic experts and one for other stakeholders.
The issue is that the types of models currently employed exist in parallel universes, with different academic journals, university departments, and languages.
In parallel, sustainability consultants and academics mapped out clever (and usually proprietary) strategic response scenarios.
